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The Progress., 1887-12-03
ssDown The Great River,

A book containing an interesting
memorandum Of q canoe trip dow1
the Mississippi, ETC., by Capt. Willard
Glazier, has been received at our off
ce.
The Progress., 1887-12-03
WHITE EARTH AG'oY, Dec. 8, 1887.
Local and General.
t@ ATTENTION. ~

Our Attention has just been
called to an error on our first page,
on the third column of Mr.. Beau.
lieu's communication, the SEN
tenee commencing eighteen
chiefs out of (thirty .twoy' etc.,
should have read Eighteen chiefs
out Of Gty-two signed the treaty,
etc.
The Progress., 1887-12-03

Should any Of our readers wish
to send sample copies Of the Pro-
gess to friends, write TO us.
The Progress., 1887-12-03
Golden Wedding.

Col. and Mrs. G.. H. Beaulieu, will
celebrate their Golden wedding on
Monday, the 5th.
The Progress., 1887-12-03
Carries United States Mail.

All work entrusted to our care will
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List Of Letters Remaining Tn
called for at the Los Angeles
P0stOfffcc September 5, 1887.

Officially advertised in the Los Angeles
DAILY HERALD, by order of the Postohce
Department, at Washington.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12

Dots.
Tents at Foy's harness shop, 2l7 Los An
geles street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-12

Ladies who are troubled with cramps and
nervousness should drink Damiana Bitters
1t is pleasant to take. sfR 4st5 -sHsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY

"The Overland Route; the only line car.
rying the United States Overland Mail.
In addition 10 the new system OF check
ing baggage through from Eastern points tc
the Pacific Coast. will commence Sunday,
December TO run through sleepers on all
trains between Council Bluffs, Omaha, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on "The Overland
Flyer" saving one day TO all California and
Oregon POINTS. making the time from the
Missouri River to the Pacific Coast in
seventy-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Sieepers and modern day coaches
are also run on all through trains.
Eating houses are now under the super
vision OF the company and meals furnished
by the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compliance with the wish of our pat
rons along the line, night trains between
Omaha, Council Bluffs and Kansas CITY
have been changed to day trains. Chair
cars will still runfo Beatrice free Of charge.
Third-class passepsers wisAisg 10 take adj
vantage of low rsteswill stfli<pe carried on
regular through trains running free family
sleepers. For further information address
J. s. TEBBETs,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Omaha, Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

CoFals ses e EzzBy ee.,,Es. the A4ost hesuti-
III q wh4eh IS tlas red corsl Tbs grows ga
f1a reczs that he iE rhs bottom Of tLe SEA,
IA At-ie groves q trees. each stalk II whlca
looks hke rel 4ea3ess shrub, bearing sel&u
stzFlks ropsrs Tie largest coral reefs ara
founa Ia tne warm waters Of the Pacific
oeean, although scEL-s varieties " coral grow
IN al oce4ls-
The eerel employed Ia jswelry comes
mostly from The Mediterranean aa1 Red
seas; the DARK red Is brought from the Afri-
can coast Of ths Mediterranean, alsS also
from The ksd se4, ths plak from tie coast Of
IElly, the yellow from the coast OF SARDINIA,
snd the black from the Red sea. Tbs princi-
pal coral fisheries are situated along the
coast of Sicily, al the mouth Of the Adristia
SEA, ia the strait between Sardinia sad Cor.
siea and on toe coaz. of Algeria
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Tho catbird is one OF the most interesting,
and et the same time exasperating, OF birds.
he seems 20 devote much OF his time to hear
ing himself talk. One writer las very aptly
called him first cousin Of the mocking bird,
whom he resembles Ia person much more
than in voice. The catbird is an unmistaka-
bic Bohemian. BY nature he is peculiarly
gleeful, and he ha5 a beautiful slate gray
coat, set CT by black head and tell, all of
which entities him 10 pass for poi@hed, cub
tured. sristocratic bird But, alas. he cares
nothing for this. With the lazincss Of self
indulgsnt Bohemian, he sits by the hour in
tae most indolent OF attitudes, with wings
and tail dropping listleSsiy.
He builds his nest as he does everything
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

rhsy fsd it With milk from a spoon. and
sucoss1ec IA keeping ft zive IL was
puE tor safety into ths waste paper basket
lone o. ne sall japanese sorsl, ami when ss
eus Tor a seanper IN tas drawing room lE
would coras % cal Ike dog Now, in the
aouz> ware tso f5x terriers, lt Was rather q
question a. 70 how ths little bunny would b
resolved, out they we're az arss very eau
tiouzly aad IUticiously introduced, and now
the tables ars quite turned, FOR tho rabb.s
drives away tas dogs from the hearth rug IN
the 0rasest ssy ~hea IL thinks tnsy have too
good a place. NJs only taat. bUs l. slsaps on
them when thsy are curled up, and actually
licked the sace of one q thsm--kissed q. 10
fset--aa operation the terrier could hardly
understand, and didn't perhaps quite like.
This bunny - The nest delightful little
crsaEurs IA every way, and aaleszs say unsors-
seen accisisns occurs, Il vii thrive, for is
seem. quite happy IN 10 new home
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Your Buddhist readers viii receive with
disnay, as VIII others with concern, the news
which last mail brings from Ceylon- The
sacred Bo tree Of AnnEadhapura, the most
ancient and authentic relic IT Gautama, and
probably the most aged tree ia the world,
has been shattered in a storm
The facts, a. related by more than one
local correspondent of the Colombo news
papers, are as follows. The district OF Anur-
adhapura suffered this year, as il frequently
does, from a continuous drought OF eight
months On the Atm OF October the inhAbi-
tants were hidden by beat OF tomtom TO as
ssmble at the Bo tree and pray for rain. The
same night, apparently before the invocation,
the storm broke with violent wind, lightning,
thunder and rain. The main branch Of tho
sacred tree was severed, leaving only a stem
Of four feet; but whether this IS in height or
In circumference is not stated
What remains of our present information
may be of interest TO students Of ritual The
Bo tree is semi-sentient being; it IS 'wor-
shipful" and lever victorious" wherefore,
when a part OF il dies, it receives last rites
similar to those paid to kings and priests,
the most honored OF mankind-iti is crelnated
This ceremony took place with full honors on
Oct 8. Early in the morning two men
called kapuwas l''cuttersD, arrayed in suits
Of black, arrived at the tree. ''They covered
up their mouths with black handkerchiefs,
tying the ends at the back of their heads,
and with small crosscut saw divided the
broken branch" Two tom tom beaters sup
piled the music of their craft while the cere-
mony proceeded The branch was then sawn
into convenient pieces and loaded in cart
prepared for the purpose with white cloth,
ceiling, etc" Thus was il borne in pera hera
solemn procession 70 the Thuparama Da-
goba, where the cremation O. he local chief
priests is wont TO be held lie ashes were
reverently carried 20 the tank of Tisawewa,
hard by and there dissolved. Le ro' est mort,
vive le roi the remnant of the tree now re-
ceived its appropriate treatment. Women
bore water for the bathing of the bleeding
trunk, and on the following night the Pirit
service, for the exorcism of evil spirits, was
solemnly performed at the time honored site,
whore the remaining stem, though probably
unsightly now, VIII i'll time flourish with all
the vitality of the flcus rehgiosa--London
Atheneum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
EIDrrxtc BgrTxss

This remedy Is becoming 50 well known
aud 50 popular a. to need 10 sDscial men
ton. All Who have used Electric litter.
sing the same song VI praise. A pures
medicine does not exist and il is suaTan-
iced TO do ell that is claimed. Electric Hft.
ters viii cure all diseases of the Liver aud
Kidneys, will remove P.mpies. Bois, Salt
kheOn, and other infections caused by im
pure blood. Viii drive Malaria froEa tie
system and prevent IS vel as cure all Ma
lsrial levers. For cure OF Headache. Con
stip4tlonI aud Indigestion, try Electric Bit
tefs- Entire satisfaction guaranteed or
money rtfnntsd- Price 10 cents and 81 90
per bottle, st Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Read the following. c. H. Morris. New-
ara says, Vas down slrn Abscass q
ienEs. and fFieaGs sBd physicians pro
no1zeea rne al iReursble Consun pEiss
Began tsking Dr. Kings New Discovery iol
Consamptioa. aIn nos Ga my third bottle
sra aels % oFkrsss the x0rk on mY farm
It Is the tassi medicine ever made
Jesse Ai3di<s3rt, Decatur, OAio. says
'Hsd Il not seen for DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyeFy for Consumption, would nsye oiee
OF Lung a0ubies Vas given up ~ doc.
tors Am nov ID best of health" Try II.
sample bottles 40 cents. AZ PECK Bres dras
stOrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

else. Tia great boss m4ss q coarse tu1ss,
heeEe4 1gsst1sr aa& p~-2-.e4 up ~iSh E-eess
e EeHSR4z<z cr a. II -, tAaz hSpies> -
csEle ~ kzs way. loe<s a. Z = void h4F1ly
hesF rs we5gor. he E2ss Is. Ac%sFsrs VIA
Eze k2ls * GsIk rests. aaa waea t4s - zIl-
r. grseh ess are iasd ~ Is yea fsel szrs
flas sccA a. artists 1ookibZ a-so nklsz taks
a fscai.4x pless1ss Ia t-ls eoA-za-stiag colofS.
Llsa trses Ezss SA u1S.ell 3SEect, azd -
&C Fasl HIN - i3w b1saes ca tke ed-s Il =
rivSr, Cr egs1 bY lie sis Of tas s4r1sn, e1-
ils12z EEe sGn aal1 rs Own co1zu4Hs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Three Aosiem brothers were heirs 70 their
fathers oxen. seventeen In number by tho
honamnedaD law Of inhsrsEancs the eldest
brother was entitled % one-half. ths second
to one-third and the youngest 20 ons-ninth OF
the shols number. As the animals could not
% divided without destroying them, tho sub
Jsct was referred % ths decision Of Ali, the
commander of the faithful The caliph added
OK - ths nusabsr and then made the di-
vision This gave each brother more than
his share-tho eldest nine, the next six and
the youngest two-And yet let to the prince
ths On which hs had added
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

There have teeH s1tomatie pappsf showz.
assto1argc ss,al's--shs iatteE, es.leeszlly. have
heeesns fasDlliav object ia rail@ay stasiens
aaa sthsF ra1lis plaeas--s-E - I'ar.s aione, 81
prsserE, Is cue tie g-ory q TAG sesrnaatic
candy ysndef. b. erepFln< tea cent rsees
iute rns box a zags q lezenges Is iIn-
sns'ii4Esly passed o4s tAEcaga aa openiug.
There u iittlo fear of tbs iaterss.ing candy
man rot es.ng kept busy - tia eHldTea
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

A noisy. vide awake, inpudsnt fellow IS
tbs biaek1ir1. Whieh comes from rs winter
homo a. shs s0uga, - ths north, qaiEs early
n rhs spring. The blsekbiFd feeds elEher
upon see-s ~ iiLsscts. Re Is nlleh disliked "
cur farmers. because he steals their graia-
Waea ths corn 5 Ia 1Lx ths bIacxbirds
1ssesnd upon rne neids ike a black, swsepiRg
tempssG, strip or the hasks, lay b&Es ths
corn AMI lsages Little bQs TIA eotss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

fs is pscahar sight to So hen ery IN a
bottle with narrow neck TAs wonder Is
how came II th<rsl Would you like 20 knowi
Wei, tsen, soak an egg in vinegar for four
or dvs days-the longer the better-and the
s.sll viii Dissolve in he vinegar, leaving a
browniSh dim instead. IL will 20 soft, and
yos can pinch it As you can a rubber bal,
and slip is izto the bottle When In, pour
cold water on it. and then drain OF the water,
ard Ia day or two the she'll viii harden
again, and people viii wonder how it got IN
there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
RucKLEs-s S hRNIcA SAVE.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
DiYision-sts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

a. saris ss I-{e, sad hy tas swed.sa hefors
l1ss Is oslsia S oaseurs Pc IS procably
fEssla p8c@, "a --e ssAss ~ nlt1ls. q slaax
Eoghs4 peek. f1C@l. peekizh, k1ngry. Nc,
Z as nsers Tnstsmed en1isg. nay staDi
for kais <. tils, slsh a. k-.lck Slz.,k q
niek-Lzek. Esrce, p4cnic. - Fee2 st, piek
- or eaE triaes
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Tho Ghasflx Flame.

Numbered with easy experiments in chem
istry IS the one by which a ghsstly fame Is
produced Burn in a saucer half a gih os
spirit 10 which has been added two or three
tsaspoonfuls Of salt and pinch Of saffron.
Pus out ali other ligh,s, ard the faces Of the
company assembled round the small caldron
vii assume CHASTITY aspect
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
War Anr snrPosrronrrs,

A. G. Rose, from New London, Conn b,
writes: Send me two boxes cfyour kemp's )
Pile SuppOsitories by mail. Our druggist is
ous- They are for friend tried eyerys
thing without help. but the 5uppositoriss
cured me-
The treatment is new and within reach of
all. and would advise the affected 10 give
them trial. For sale in Grand Rapids by
W. IL. Iibos, l26 Aonroe-st., a. 50c per box.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

The great sources OF the extensive cura-
tive range of d.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic
are It's great blood purifying qualities and
its gentle aperitive action, thereby remoy-
ing all restraint from the secretiye organs.
curing pfomDtly and thoroughly dyspepsis,
costiyensss, bad breath, piles, pimples, 10 "
spirits, sick and nervous beadache. ague
malaria and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. The most delicate stomach ac-
cepts it with relish. Price, fifty cents. of
f. II Wuso.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Most small birds are afraid Of larger kinds
The blackbird. however, IS a curious excep-
ton IL often builds It's nest in company with
the dsh hawks nests. or course all blackbirds
cannot build in fish hawks nests Many oc-
eupy tall trees. generally in companies of
from fifteen 20 twenty. The nests are made
OF mud. roots and grass. and are lined with
tine, dry grass and horsshair; they are about
four inches deep and contain 1--WE or six dull
green eggs. spotted With olive
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Ths word PicRic'b has been in us> for more
than Q century ss an English word II w.s
borrowed from our language by the French
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Turkey. Patridges, Rabbits, Squirrels,
Fl sh. Oysters, CLANS. Halibut end every
thing in the Fish line, fresh and in fine
order at DETTENTHALrR's,
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

ss. turkey. RAboits. and dsat kDos
xi-at ~ e2i sFsry tesag yoa esa fhinx O
A. t2e -12s ox se4ect - aolss Ca Be hs4 a
DExTKEFaAfEks
AZ Aefros- A.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
Better News.

Ed McGeehee, q well known and
reliable COW man just in from the
locality Of Hanging Woman and up
per Tongue river, brings very crafty.
ing news from that part Of the range.
He says that the loss thus far Is nomi-
nal and n ot In his opinion exceeding
two per cent. He looks for the great.
est mortality when the early grass
comes but thinks this can be guarded
against II the cattle are kept off the
bottoms where there 10 no old grass
and in the hills. where old grass will
be eaten with the new. thus making
the change less sudden and less hurt.
full. What IL true Of the locality over
which Mr.. McGeehee has ridden. ID
doubtless true Of the range generally,
and the condition of stock that have
drifted onto the river bottoms will be
found 70 be no criterion for rang stock
generally.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
Northern Pacific Pluck,

Spokane Chronicle: The Northern
Pacific management are showing more
pluck and energy in the completion Of
the Cascade branch than railroad COM
panies are in the habit of doing. Up
on the mounts the SHOWS are det Der
and the weather colder tEan out on
the prairies of the great basin region
OF eastern Washington. Notwith-
standing this the work Of construc-
ton goes vigorously on, with large
forces OF men telling forest trees, blast
ing granite and basalt. digging, hew-
ing and laying ties and track. Ship
pent after shipment of steel rails is
going over the road, and the gaDgs OF
men up in the snow clouds that sweep
around the mountain side brush aside
the drifts aud lay the iron way. The
feat of Napoleon in forcing his way
with an army over the snow-clsd Alps
was sm III affair compared with the
schievmenis of the American engineer.
Ere the dasies bloom again the shrill
whistle Of the engine will startle the
mountain fastnesses, and our trains
will 90 laundering through the gate
ways Of the Cascades to the sound and
the sea.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
COLLINS DAY.
He Announces a Big Batch of
Proposed Laws and
Amendments
The House Passes the Election
Bill, Drawing the Line
at Stickers.
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Fifteenth Session.
THIR-Y-THIRD DAY.
speeial Taieornra "a Al. v ~ . nu.rasv Inu,s.t

Ahin. ihihb Ia
Special Telegram 10 the YELLowsrosE JOURNAL.
COUNCIL.
HELENA, Feb. l4.-Notices Of bllll
were given, by Sutherlin, amending
section ses fifth division, also for pre-
venting the dissemination of scab and
other sheep diseases; by Cardwell
caring for orphan children; by Collins
regulating the liquor license. also q
registration law for Montana, also pro
viding for taking census of Montans
during 1887, also enlarging the powers
and duties Of county clerks, also pro.
hibiting the sale Of liquors In certain
localities.
Bills introduced: Council bill No
IS, by Sutherlin, prohibits the use ol
poisoned bait within four miles of any
sheep or cattle corrals without getting
leave; council bill No. S6, by Collins
provides for and prescribes the dutie.
vi puOilc examiner.
Council bill No 20, by Sutherlin,
the tree planting bill, was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The resolution for printing the gov.
ernors message will be defeated as 1t 10
conclusive that it was well enough
published in the territorial papers.
The relief bill for Davidson and
Baldwin, reduced to 81 500, will pass.
Notices o: bills were given, by Mar.
shall. creating the office or attorney
general; by Page, a local option law.
Bills introduced: House bill No. So
by White, permits the use of larger
meshed seines In west side streams
house bill No. "a, by Marshall. amend,
the law relating to the service Of sum.
monses by publication.
Bills passed; House bill No. 81,
limiting the compensation Of deputy
treasurers or deputy assessors to 500
per month; house bill AZ, gives the
county commissioners charge of elec.
tions and prohibits s!icken; house
hill No. "A. limits the term of commits.
sioners travelling to forty days, special
sessions to twenty days.
The consideration Of Muth's little
mixed mortgage bill has been recon-
mended for indefinite postponement.
Adjourned.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
A Strange Coincidence.

The grasping real estate man crept
out OF bis Office Candlemas day, and,
the weather being warm and pleasant,
he strolled about his lots. As he was
passing through remote and unfre-
quented section Of his holdings, he be-
held lean, measly looking wolf trot-
ting along by his side.
"Ah, sh :" exclaimed the real estate
man, turning TO leave the lot; II think
I'll not be able TO break ground by the
middle Of April this year. What i
have seen to-day leads me to believe
that II will not be an early spring."
The ground-hog came out Of his hole
Candlemas day, and bebolding his
shadow in the sunlight returned TO his
winter abode with a very wry face.
People who saw the ground-bog
scow ling al the shadow he cast upon
the snow likewise became satisfied
that IL was not going to be an early
spring. Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
the support of their respective cong
T0ssmen.

the support OF tneir respective cong
ressmen.
r. p. Woodbury.,
Secretary Kansas City Live Stock Ex-
change.
The proceedings to-day were routine
and uninteresting. Col. Hunter, of
81. Louis, was appointed as delegate
from Montana. Many enquiries are
made regarding the winter in the
northwest. The principal topic OF
conversation 10, what is to be done to
head off the Chicago slaughterers.
Cattle raisers think that IL they are to
be cut off 100 per cent In prise of fat
cattle the consumers ought to reap
some Of the benefit. Ii is q fact
worthy Of note the first SIX cars of car
casses sent from Miles City were sold
10 Armour 4 Co., because retailers
w're told that unless they bought of
the bosses they the retsilers) would
not be allowed TO purchase Chicago
killed beef when the country supply
failed. The question 10, can the Inter-
national Range Association raise ten
millions of dollars to establish abat-
toirs In the west and II 90 shall they
put ten millions In one big absttoir or
put one million in ten abattois.
CARL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15
special Correspondents YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
DENVER LETTER.

Especial Correspondence YELLOWSTONE JouRsAL.)
DENVER LETTER.
The Proceedings Of the International Range
Grower Association.
On account of the delayed mails the
following correspondence from the
Denver meeting may be regarded a.
slightly over ripe, but it has lost
nothing by Its enforced tardiness aud
will be found rs interesting as tho the
happenings which 1t relates were Of
yesterday:
DENVER, Col. Feb. 7. 1887.
Editor YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
Delegates 10 the International range
association began TO arrive yesterday
morning, and every train brought In
its quota till this evening. No dele
gates from Montana put In an ap, ear
apce: nevertheless, such interests as
the Home Land aud Cattle Co., Hash
Knife, N, Harlan, ETC., were ably
Represented by such men as VIM. r..
aud II, n. Neidriughaus, 4. 5. New
nan, Matt Ryan, Colonel Simpson,
- Berry, and last but by no means
the least, Pat Kennedy, whose genial
countenancs beamed so kindly upon
the members of the Miles City club
last spring. Kennedy says he has lost
no bear since a cinnamon walked
away from him on Cabin creek last
fall, after holding Pat = prisoner for
five hours In the crotch Of scrub ash.
Pat says that II that tree bad been four
inches shorter or the bear four inches
longer the Harlan cattle company
would have found II necessary 10 en-
ploy another foreman.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-02-15

A Spaniard has turned the whole
Bible into poetry. 26O, 900 stanzas.
The Spies-vap Zandt engagement
was the great national society," event
Boston society papers comment upon
the growth Of the nudity craze in that
city.
The latest London invention in hat
lining is map of the city printed on
silk.
A frozen rabbit on the rail at Col
den, H., upset bandcar, breaking =
mans leg.
Poker is said to play an important
part 10 the social season In Chicago
and Boston.
1.-THE hsndsomest and quickest lady"
is tn eway an eastern jenkins described
one woman.
A new type oftbe disease lie called by
the physicians. The indecent expos.
ure pneumonia.
A new absurdity is to put Grape
bow Oh the collar OF pet dog whose
owner Is In mourning.
The wealthy widows In eastern cities
attract much attention nowadays at
the opera and the play.
They say that an English actress
without a scandal is coming here, but
no names are mentioned.
The gilded youth of Gotham are
dropping their jaws in anticipation OF
another publication of tailors' debtors.
A petrified human being is said 10
have been discovered In q cave on
sand Mountain. Tenn, few days ago.
A credulous English paper graveiy
asserts that western grasshoppers are
put up in this country for French
sardines.
Early Egyptian coins are now made
into necklaces OF an odd kinda KIND
that will start conversation and Keep
II going.
Thirty-one murders were commit
ted In San Francisco In the year 1885,
and only one murderer, q Chinaman,
was hanged.
A New York paper suggests that the
dudes of that city be organized and
sent 10 central Africa to the relief OF
Emin Bey.
The total area Of land under hop
cultivation throughout the world is
400 600 acres. Of which nearly fourth
10 In Bavaria.
Thirty thousand dollars has been
converted into 4 per cents for Mr.
Logan. which will In themselves give
an Income Of 81 200.
A new Jersey woman has Q tobog-
gan suit made Of IN India shawl, and
on the slide she conveys the Idea Of
rapid sxtrAvagancs.